Is there a direct train between Shiba Park Hotel, Tokyo and Tokyo Disney Land?

No, there is no direct train from Shiba Park Hotel, Tokyo to Tokyo Disney Land. However, there are services departing from Hamamatsucho and arriving at Maihama via Tokyo. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 49 min.

You can take a train from Shiba Park Hotel, Tokyo to Tokyo Disney Land via Hamamatsucho, Tokyo, and Maihama in around 49 min.

Train operators

Japan Railways (JR)

Japan Railways operates a large proportion of the main intercity routes, including the high-speed Shinkansen service and commuter rail service. Covering 1665 stations across 7458km, Japan Railways carries an average of 17 million passengers per day. There are several rail passes on offer for customers such as the Hokkaido Pass, the JR West Rail Pass, JR East Pass, Shikoku Pass, Kyushu Pass and Flex Japan Tourist Pass.

Hinomaru

Nihon Kotsu Taxi

Tokyo MK Taxi

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